Our Dedicated Team
The Heart of Healing with Hyperbarics
Welcome to Healing With Hyperbarics. Here, you'll meet a team of professionals who are at the forefront of utilizing oxygen-powered treatments to help you heal. Our highly trained staff are dedicated to applying hyperbaric oxygen therapy with care and precision. Get to know the individuals whose expertise and compassion make a real difference in the lives of those seeking better health and recovery.
Daphne Denham, MD FACS FACCWS
Clinic Founder & Medical Director
After completing medical school at University of Louisville, in her home state of Kentucky, Dr. Daphne Denham trained as a general surgeon at the University of South Florida, in Tampa, Florida. Dr. Denham’s path in medicine has been anything but ordinary. After stepping away from surgery to raise her children, she discovered a powerful tool in hyperbaric oxygen therapy—one that would reshape her entire practice and, ultimately, the lives of over a thousand patients.
With clinics in both the Chicagoland and Fargoland areas, her work is rooted in a powerful mission: to make hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO) the standard of care for all concussions. And she’s proving it’s possible—one patient, one family, one community at a time. She has been treating concussions with hyperbaric oxygen therapy for the past 10 years, and with over 1,000 concussions treated, she’s truly leading the charge in a field that desperately needs innovation and hope.
Her approach is bold: She challenges the outdated belief that “concussions aren’t treatable.” Instead, she’s showing the world that they are—and that early, effective treatment can prevent long-term mental health struggles, especially in teens and young adults. This passion naturally extends to veterans struggling with post-concussion symptoms, PTSD, and more.
What started as a mother’s concern for her child’s sports-related concussion has become a decade-long mission to transform concussion care. Through data, determination, and two thriving clinics, she’s proving there is a better way.
Menley
Community Outreach Coordinator
As the Community Outreach Coordinator at Healing with Hyperbarics of North Dakota, Menley Denham helps bridge the gap between the clinic and the community it serves — connecting individuals, organizations, and initiatives that share a commitment to healing and hope.
Originally from Chicago, where her journey in hyperbaric medicine began, Menley brings over five years of experience in hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) and a background in neuroscience. Her fascination with the brain’s complexity and resilience continues to drive her work — especially as she helps facilitate programs like the clinic’s partnership with the Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation, which provides free treatment days and scholarships for veterans.
What inspires Menley most is witnessing the diversity of lives touched by the clinic’s mission. “It’s a joy to see individuals from all walks of life discover the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy,” she shares.
Beyond the clinic, Menley has embraced the Fargo–Moorhead community wholeheartedly. “The people here are unlike anywhere else I’ve lived. I feel incredibly lucky to be a part of this community — and to serve it through the healing work we do is truly unparalleled.”
Tanner
Safety Director & Hyperbaric Technician
Tanner, a dedicated member of the team at Healing With Hyperbarics, serves as the Safety Director and a Hyperbaric Technician. His role encompasses a range of responsibilities, from assisting patients in preparing for their hyperbaric oxygen therapy sessions to meticulously monitoring their vitals and well-being throughout the treatment. Tanner also ensures accurate documentation of patients' symptoms and progress.
Away from the clinic, Tanner's world revolves around fantasy literature and the latest TV shows. He also enjoys spending quality time with his dog, Riku. One of the most rewarding aspects of Tanner's work is witnessing the remarkable recovery of children with concussion symptoms. He finds being part of their healing process and seeing them return to their normal, vibrant selves in just a matter of days both amazing and inspiring. Tanner reflects, "It's incredible to be part of a journey that has such a profound impact on the lives of our patients, especially the children.”
Lucy
Front Office & Research Coordinator
With a background as a Surgical Technologist, Lucy transitioned into the world of hyperbarics following a side-by-side rollover accident. After sustaining a concussion, Lucy discovered the transformative potential of hyperbaric therapy. Driven by her personal journey to recovery, she is passionate about being part of a team that supports healing from concussions and other conditions.
As a Front Desk Coordinator, Lucy combines her strong organizational skills with a deep understanding of patient care to help create a welcoming and supportive environment. She is dedicated to improving the lives of those seeking alternative treatments and helping them navigate their healing process with empathy and professionalism. As a Research Coordinator, Lucy is at the forefront of developing research in changing the standard of care for concussions.
Outside of work, Lucy enjoys exploring the outdoors, staying active through exercise, and spending quality time with her golden retriever puppy, Maverick.
Nathan
Assistant Safety Director & Hyperbaric Technician
Nathan, known as Nate, serves as the Assistant Safety Director and a Hyperbaric Technician at Healing with Hyperbarics of North Dakota, joining the team in October 2018. His journey in emergency medical services extends beyond the clinic, as he also serves as a full-time paramedic with County Emergency Medical Services. Nate's path to this role began immediately after high school when he became an EMT-B, a certification he has held for over fifteen years. His commitment to emergency care led him back to college four years ago to become a paramedic, a dedication further honed during his time in the United States Marine Corps, from which he was honorably discharged in 2007.
One of the most fulfilling aspects of Nate's work at the clinic is collaborating with fellow veterans. He finds witnessing the transformative impact of hyperbaric therapy on their lives profoundly rewarding. Nate shares, "Working with veterans at the clinic allows me to continue the camaraderie and support that are so vital in our military community. It's an honor to contribute to their well-being."
Tyler
Hyperbaric Technician
Tyler joined the Healing with Hyperbarics team in 2025. Her background as an EMT-B and Combat Medic in the North Dakota Army National Guard helps her succeed in her position as a Hyperbaric Technician.
Her service time in the National Guard drives her passion to help Veterans’s across North Dakota making free veteran treatment days even more rewarding. Tyler also enjoys being part of the helping hand that changes and improves the quality of life of patients in just a few treatments.
Tyler considers herself to be a “crazy plant lady” and can often be found shopping around at the plant stores in town. She also spends her free time working out and taking her dog to the dog park.
Carly
Hyperbaric Technician
Carly joined Healing with Hyperbarics in 2024 and became a hyperbaric technician in 2025. As a licensed Chiropractor and EMT, her passion for health and healing naturally led her to hyperbaric oxygen therapy. As a former collegiate athlete and lifelong sports fan, Carly finds it especially rewarding to help patients recover from concussions and sports-related injuries, allowing them to return to the activities they love. She understands firsthand how disruptive a sports injury can be—and she’s continually inspired by the powerful role hyperbarics plays in the recovery process.
Outside the clinic, Carly enjoys spending time at the lake with family and friends, unwinding at home with her cat, and keeping up with her latest TV series. She also enjoys staying active with recreational softball and is always working on her golf game.
Rachel
Hyperbaric Technician
Rachel, who joined Healing with Hyperbarics in 2023, is a Hyperbaric Technician with a background as a certified EMT. Her introduction to hyperbaric therapy was not just professional but also personal, stemming from her own experience as a patient.
An outdoor enthusiast, Rachel spends her time away from work engaging in various activities such as camping, hiking, playing sports, and enjoying bonfires. She also has a passion for music, playing the piano, singing, and dabbling in guitar.
Rachel's journey into hyperbaric therapy began following a car accident, which led her to seek treatment for a concussion. The immediate relief and healing she experienced from hyperbaric therapy played a crucial role in her recovery and subsequently influenced her career path.
In her role as a technician, Rachel values the personal connections she forms with her patients. She finds joy in the regular interactions, getting to know them, and observing their progress through their treatment journey. Reflecting on this aspect of her work, Rachel says, "Connecting with my patients and seeing their improvement over time is incredibly rewarding. It's these personal interactions and positive changes that make my work so fulfilling."